Tutorials/Seminars? (Law at University of Liverpool)
I am thinking of studying Law at Liverpool and I am wondering what the timetable is like for a Law LLB student?
For instance how many hours are spent in lectures, seminars, etc and what do they entail?
For instance how many hours are spent in lectures, seminars, etc and what do they entail?
Original post by ChrisMcNally
I am thinking of studying Law at Liverpool and I am wondering what the timetable is like for a Law LLB student?
For instance how many hours are spent in lectures, seminars, etc and what do they entail?
For instance how many hours are spent in lectures, seminars, etc and what do they entail?
Can't say about a typical law timetable, but lectures and seminars are broadly similar everywhere:
Lecturers- lecturer talks at you for one or two hours. Some may ask questions during the lecture. Usually with lots of students.
Seminars- you have a reading list and the seminar will involve discussing the reading you will have done on a certain area in your own time. This is usually done in smaller groups in a classroom.
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